Ary-Brynn: Yon vil ki gen liks nan lakou Manhattan.

Vil sa a ki majik nan ane 1890 chita nan kominote ki gen pòt fèmen Tuxedo Park, jis 45 minit depi Manhattan. Li te orijinalman bati pou Consuelo, Douchès Manchester, renome pou restaurasyon sa a ki chita wo sou Gwo Tuxedo Lake, ofri yon vi panoramic san obstruction sou lak majestic la ak montay yo, depi chak fenèt, ak twa grand vèrand yo.
Yon konbinezon ra de metye Tan Dore ak konfò modèn, kay la gen yon enteryè ki enspire pa Stanford White ak plafon ki wo ak yon kou elegant ki pote limyè natirèl nan kay la depi levasyon jounen an jiska nwit. Nivo prensipal la ofri yon gwo sal ak foyer, yon bibliyotèk mahogany koutim avèk ba mouye, yon kwizin granit élégance, yon konsèvatwa pou manje, yon twalèt, ak yon santè Kiben ki benyen nan solèy ak vi etonan sou lak la ak montay yo.
Escalye ki desann sou galri a genyen kat chanm ki spacious ak yon bibliyotèk ak panèl sèd ki gen vèrand koktèl. Suite prensipal la gen yon salon prive e li ouvri sou pwòp vèrand li ki gade sou lak la. Pye bwa ekspoze yo etann sou dènye etaj la, ak yon lòt twa chanm kache romantik. Kay la genyen kat benyè granit renove ak doub lavabo, chalè radyan, yon douch ki aksesib, ak yon bòl ben genyen ki long. Sal lave a genyen aparèy modèn ansanm ak twa basen an marb ak oryantal, ak sèch rad 1898 ki yon sèl nan kalite li, ki melanje konvenyans ak cham istorik.
Nivo plaz fini ki sou tè a, ak planch bwa orijinal ak travay bwa, se ideyal pou yon estidyo atis oswa yon jimnastik kay.

Chaje ak istwa ak akeyan, Ary-Brynn te akeyi figi enpòtan, soti nan Mark Twain ak Henry James, rive nan Charles Spencer-Churchill ak Edith Wharton. Pwopriyete a ofri yon sans inegalabl de lapè, prive, ak élégance san tan—all sa a fasil pou jwenn nan vil la.

Ideyal kòm yon rezidans a tan plen oswa yon retrè fèt rafine, Ary-Brynn envite ou pou viv eksperyans ki etranj nan stil de vi Tuxedo Park.

Frank Lloyd Wright yon fwa te obsève ke lanati menm se te achitèk Tuxedo Park. Li te ka kanpe sou vèrand vénérab Ary-Brynn pou enspirasyon l. Tuxedo Park se kote Edith Wharton ak sijè li pi renmen, Vanderbilts, Astors, Whitneys, Delanos, Pells ak Goelets, te fè rasanbleman pou dine amikal ak retrè wikenn, e kote Prezidan, gouvènè, ak politisyen te pase pou te fè ti goute. Lè Edith Wharton te chèche yon modèl pou mazi Kiben li nan sa ki ta pwouve kòm dènye woman li, THE BUCCANEERS, li pa t bezwen ale pi lwen pase kay zanmi pwòch li, Consuelo, a ki li ta nonmen premye pitit fi li, Consuelo (Vanderbilt). Pòtre John Singer Sergeant nan Douchès la pandye nan koleksyon pèmanant Harvard.

Nan dènye Tan Dore a, super moguls Manhattan yo te depanse richès yo sou retrè wikenn yo ak biwo yo. Tuxedo se te pyè presye ki briye yon syèk de sa e li se pi byen konsève kominote jenerasyon sa a. E, wi, tuxedo a te fèt isit la, yon jakèt dine audacieux ki finalman te retire ke yo rele "swallow tails" nan rad aswè gason. Moun ki gen pouvwa yo nan Tuxedo te toujou konfòtab nan pran lidèchip nan sosyete a.

Tuxedo te kay Einstein, Emily Post, fanmi Whitney ak Juilliard, men li se tou yon kote kote ou pral wè vwazen ap fè ti pwomnad ak monte bisiklèt nan jeen ak sweatshirts. Pami vwazen ou yo ap gen sinematografi, pèsonalite televizyon ak sinema, enjenyè, ak nonm ak fanm ki chak jou fè komutasyon nan vil la pou yo touche lavi yo.

Ary-Brynn: A luxury villa in Manhattan’s backyard.

This enchanting 1890 villa rests in the fabled gated community of Tuxedo Park, just 45 minutes from Manhattan. Originally built for Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester, this landmark restoration sits high above Big Tuxedo Lake, offering uninterrupted panoramic views of the majestic lake and mountain climes, from every window, and its three grand verandas.
A rare blend of Gilded Age craftsmanship and modern comfort, the home features a Stanford White-inspired interior with soaring ceilings and a graceful flow that brings natural light into the home from dawn to dusk. The main level offers a grand parlor and foyer, a custom mahogany library with wet bar, an elegant granite kitchen, dining conservatory, powder room, and a sun-drenched Cuban sanctuary with sweeping lake and mountain views.
The sweeping staircase leads to a gallery of four spacious bedrooms and an oak-paneled library with cocktail veranda. The primary suite features a private sitting room and opens to its own veranda overlooking the lake. Exposed beams stretch along the top floor, with an additional three romantic hideaway bedrooms. The home includes four renovated granite baths with double vanities, radiant heat, a walk-in shower, and an extra-long soaking tub. The laundry room features modern appliances alongside three preserved original marble basins, with the original, one-of-a-kind 1898 clothes dryer, blending convenience with historic charm.
The above-ground finished plaza level, with original hardwood floors and woodwork, is ideal for an artist’s studio or home gym.

Steeped in history and warmly inviting, Ary-Brynn has welcomed illustrious figures, from Mark Twain and Henry James, to Charles Spencer-Churchill and Edith Wharton. The property offers an unparalleled sense of peace, privacy, and timeless elegance—all within easy reach of the city.

Ideal as a full-time residence or a refined weekend retreat, Ary-Brynn invites you to experience the extraordinary lifestyle of Tuxedo Park.

Frank Lloyd Wright once observed that Nature herself was the architect of Tuxedo Park. He may well have stood on Ary-Brynn’s venerable verandas for his inspiration. Tuxedo Park is where Edith Wharton and her favorite subjects, the Vanderbilts, Astors, Whitneys, Delanos, Pells and Goelets, convened for convivial dinner parties and weekend retreats, and where Presidents, governors and statesmen stopped by for tea. When Edith Wharton sought a model for her Cuban enchantress in what would prove her final novel, THE BUCCANEERS, she needed to go no further than the home of her close friend, Consuelo, after whom she would name her first daughter, Consuelo (Vanderbilt). John Singer Sergeant’s portrait of the Duchess hangs in Harvard’s permanent collection.

During the last Gilded Age, Manhattan’s super moguls lavished their affluence on their weekend retreats and estates. Tuxedo was the shining jewel a century ago and it is the best-preserved community of that fabled generation. And, yes, the tuxedo was fashioned here, a daring dinner jacket that at last cut the swallow tails from men’s evening wear. The movers and shakers of Tuxedo have always been comfortable in taking the lead in high society.

Tuxedo has been home to Einstein, Emily Post, the Whitney and Juilliard family, but it is also a place where you will see neighbors taking strolls and riding bikes in jeans and sweatshirts. Among your neighbors will be filmmakers, television and movie personalities, engineers, and men and women who daily commute into the city to earn their living. © 2025 OneKey™ MLS, LLC